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Bajaj · Motorcycle
Platina 110
₹ 72,472ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 115.45cc
- Power
- 8.48bhp
- Weight
- 119kg
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Bajaj Platina 110 — Overview
The Bajaj Platina 110 H-Gear is a 115.45cc commuter built around two ideas: maximum fuel efficiency and maximum road comfort. The H-Gear is a 5th overdrive gear added specifically to lower engine rpm on highways - it works, delivering real-world mileage of 65-70 kmpl on longer runs. The SNS (spring-in-spring) rear suspension absorbs bad roads better than most commuters in this segment. At Rs 70,897 ex-showroom, it competes in a dense class against the Hero Splendor+ and TVS Star City+. What it offers over those rivals is comfort engineering; what it gives up is styling freshness and features.
Bajaj Platina 110 Latest Updates
View allBajaj has made a modest price revision to the Platina 110 H-Gear lineup for 2026. The Drum CBS variant is now priced at Rs 70,897 and the Disc CBS variant at Rs 75,232 ex-showroom Delhi, reflecting incremental adjustments in line with input cost changes. No mechanical or feature changes have been made to the current generation.
What We Like
- SNS rear suspension is class-leading for bump absorption - genuinely noticeable on rough urban roads and village tracks
- H-Gear (5th overdrive) reduces engine rpm at highway speeds - real-world 65-70 kmpl on sustained highway runs
- 107 kg kerb weight is among the lightest in the 110cc segment - easy to handle for shorter riders
- Bajaj's nationwide service network ensures parts availability and affordable servicing even in tier-3 cities
- Low seat height of 795mm suits a wide range of riders, including women commuters
What Could Be Better
- 8.6 bhp engine is underpowered for highway overtaking - merging into fast traffic requires early planning
- Design hasn't been substantially refreshed - looks dated next to TVS Raider 125 or Hero Glamour
- CBS-only braking - no ABS option in 2026, a notable gap given that rivals are beginning to offer it
- No digital cluster or Bluetooth connectivity in any variant
- Pillion comfort is minimal - hard seat and narrow perch not suited for regular passenger carrying
Editor's Verdict
Should You Buy the Bajaj Platina 110?
The Platina 110 H-Gear is a purpose-built commuter that does its core job exceptionally well: comfort on bad roads, excellent fuel efficiency on highways, and low running costs over years of ownership. The SNS suspension and H-Gear are genuine engineering differentiators - not marketing labels. The trade-off is that everything else is basic: styling, features, braking. If your priority is daily commuting comfort and fuel economy above all else, the Platina 110 H-Gear is a well-engineered choice at its price. If you want a commuter that also looks good or has connected features, the TVS Raider 125 or Hero Glamour are worth considering.
